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Railway CrossingsStandalone practice
An approaching train or active railway warning requires you to stop. What is the minimum distance from the nearest rail?
A approaches a railway crossing with red warning lights flashing; no gate or separate stop line is shown.
Correct answer: Five metres
Why
For an approaching train or active warning, stop at least 5 m back from the nearest rail and stay clear of any gate. A crossing with a stop sign has a separate 5–15 m stopping range.
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